was this a recipe for disaster? the pilot in training, the co-pilot teaching for the very first time. new information on the san francisco jetliner crash. death toll rising, at least 15 dead now. dozens more missing after a train explodes in canada. whats this just an accident? or could something criminal be at play? and man versus shark. diving in for a wrestling match. so what was this guy thinking? you're going to have to see it to believe it. there is some amazing video. i assure you we will show that to you. >> i cannot wait.

i'm sure he wasn't thinking. good morning, welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> look who's back. >> i'm back. a week in the mountains, i feel great. >> so happy you had a relaxing time. i'm john berman, everyone. it's wednesday, july 10th, 5:00 a.m. in the east. we'll start with the crash of asiana airlines jumbo jet. the head of the ntsb that the flying pilot was training on the boeing 777 and the pilot instructing him was doing that for the very first time. the pilots telling investigators they had trouble with the autopilot just before the crash. we're also learning that two flight attendants were ejected from the plane when the tail tore away from the aircraft. they survived. they're now in serious condition. miguel is following all the developments this morning in san francisco. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, christine, a lot of the investigation is already done.

but we're getting a much better picture of how this crash took place. investigators saying it was the landing gear that hit that seawall first. essentially a few feet higher they would have made it. a few feet lower, this would be a much more tragic story. three pilots were in the cockpit in the jet when it crashed on sunday. >> oh, my god -- >> reporter: the man in command was experienced on the experience 747. like this kln flight landing on the very runway of the san francisco crash. but this is his first time landing a 777. >> the instructor pilot stated they were slightly high when they passed 4,000 feet. >> reporter: the co-pilot very experienced flying a 777, but this was his first time as an instructor on the aircraft. investigators say the autopilot was off. automatic the auto throttle, a device that regulates speed, was on and set to 137 knots. but seconds before the crash,

the plane had slowed dangerously to 103 knots. >> we are now going to be looking at flight data recorder information to validate parameters, things like the auto throttles. >> reporter: but there is a speed indicator in the plane and they would also see it in bright red in white lights like on this simulation flight called precision path indicators or poppy lights. >> at 200 feet, he notices the four were red. >> reporter: the impact so violent that investigators say two attendants were ejected from the plane after the tail section broke off. >> i believe we ended up finding what we believe was four people in the back in the rubble. >> reporter: today for passengers arriving in san francisco, an eerie site, a sobering reminder of how so many

came so close to death. now, we also know that no blood was taken from the pilots of asiana flight 214 in the hours after that crash. u.s. officials saying they have no jurisdiction over foreign crews. back to you, guys. >> unbelievable. thanks miguel. turning now to the deadly train crash and explosion in quebec. at least 15 people confirmed dead there. 35 remain missing and the center of lac-megantic is simply obliterated. as paula newton reports there are new questions about what really happened. >> reporter: it's clear police want to preserve the heart of what is now a crime scene. they've asked firefighters to stop dousing it with water. they have dons of investigators combing through what little is left. and they made it clear they're not convinced this is purely an accident. >> mainly, there are pieces that might lead us to believe there

are certain facts that might come to criminal acts. >> reporter: police refuse to describe what evidence they found, for victims caught up in this tragedy, the news is tough to take. >> it's not frustration. it's rage. i don't believe in fight fire with fire, i don't believe in that. but this person -- this person killed a lot of people. my god. >> reporter: she worked in the bar, a place filled with patrons that took the brunt of the blaze. she's lost friends and now says she wants answers on how this could happen. people here continue to be horrified by this catastrophe, and the fact that oil tankers like this are still left unsecured right near their homes. the nine tankers are all that's left of the runaway train that remain parked in the small town

of knox. it's here that they ran into trouble. local firefighters extinguished a small fire. the fire department was doing its job but may have triggered a brake failure. >> i think the fire department played a role in this. i think that's going to impact. >> reporter: but the fire department denies that their actions in any way contributed to this, further complicating a challenging information. paula newton, cnn, lac-megantic, quebec. a packed courtroom expected for the arraignment of accused boston bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. tsarnaev was indicted on 30 counts including a weapon of mass destruction and killing a police officer. he and his late brother are accused of setting off pressure cooker bombs that killed people near the boston marathon. the fbi director admits that

he signed off on waterboarding. james comey was talking about his time in the justice department under george w. bush, especially his opposition, comey to wireless wiretapping but comey did admit he signed a document giving enhanced interrogation for terror suspects. comey says he believes that many of the tactics are torture. he said he only signed knowing he was leaving. the party behind ousted president mohamed morsi and the liberal opposition rejecting adly's plan. this inconsists it can handle security. days after 15 people were killed, hundreds more injured outside of republican guard headquarters. an investigation is under way. the future of nsa leaker edward snowden very unclear

again this morning. there were reports tuesday that he had accepted an asylum offer from venezuela, but that led to a day of backtracking. snowden is still believed to be stuck at the airport. phil beck live for us in the capital with the latest on this every-twisting and turning story. good morning, phil. >> reporter: good morning, john. yes, it was a senior member of parliament who announced that snowden accepted an offer from venezuela. that tweet was quickly deleted. and then followed up with, it is simply not true. he has not formally accepted that offer. so a lot of confusion there. we know he's been offered protection by three countries. so far has not accepted any of them. for the moment, chooses to remain at the moscow airport somewhere in transit where he's been for 2 1/2 weeks now. when he does choose to move on,

the logistical challenge remains the same. how will he do it? traveling through the airspace of countries probably willing to help the united states to get him back. but we might be learning something about this today because wikileaks said today they will be released details of what they called snowden's flight to freedom. which heavily implies they have developed a plan to get him out of moscow, john. >> phil black with the latest on this. right now, tropical storm chantal racing through the caribbean, pounding dominika and homes. it's getting closer to the u.s. >> chad is tracking this. what's the latest, chad. >> this is so fast, that it it can't get its act together. it's like a top. remember a top when you were a kid, you pushed a button and it would spin? think about that from the top it would call over. that's what this storm is doing, it's falling over. they don't want it to go that

fast, nice and slow, 10 to 15 miles an hour. this thing is moving at 29 miles an hour. you thought i jinxed this yesterday, didn't you, john? but, no, actually, it looks terrible today. disorganized. a little flare-up here. but because it's moving so very fast, i believe it's going to pass south of the dominican republic can, probably hit haiti, more than anything else, and then over cuba making a run at south florida. but making a run over south florida after it's been over cuba for a long time. storms build over water. this storm will die off. and will fit florida with an awful lot of wind, 30 or 40 miles per hour. not a big windmaker like andrew, but certainly enough to cause problems. the problem with this storm, as you take a look at this track over florida and over georgia and mississippi, where has it rained the most in the last five days? right here. pink zones. 6 to 10 inches of rainfall on the ground over the past days.

more would cause flooding. >> more rain, more rain. >> i felt like you were taunting chantal yesterday, but for good reason. >> welcome back, for good reason. i'm sorry you missed the 101 heat index. the sights and smells. >> i'm back, still in the 90s today. >> talk more about your vacation, make us feel so good. 11 minutes after the hour. so it must almost be shark week here. how do we know? because of really smart stunts like this. that is nfl super agent drew rosenhaus. he's the author of an autobiography called "sharks never sleep." he's in the water after snagging a shark on a fishing line. he jumped in. for some reason, probably not a smart one, he decided to wrestle the shark. watch this. >> all right. drew, look out. look out >> that's awesome. >> all right. drew, look out. >> i'm sure he represents his

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what a day at the george zimmerman trial with the debate over forensics and who was where when when the final shot hit martin. george howell reports from

sanford. >> i'm not getting into this, court is at recess. i will give my ruling in the morning. >> reporter: court went a little later than expected tuesday. judge debra nelson, the prosecution and defense rangeled late into the night, 10:00 p.m., over whether to admit text messages and photos from trayvon martin's phone and a computer-animated depiction of the crime scene. judge nelson questioned whether martin actually sent the messages or someones. defense attorney don west argued that the texts and photos weren't turned over by the prosecution in a timely manner. after hours of arguing, the judge didn't rule on either issue. adjourned court and walked off. flashback to tuesday morning. famed forensic pathologist dr. vincent di maio took the stand after evidence presented to him by the defense, di maio

reached this conclusion. >> if you lean over somebody, you'll notice that the clothing tends to fall away from the chest. if, instead, you're lying on your back, somebody shoots you, the clothing is going to be against your chest. >> reporter: di maio told jurors zimmerman's account that trayvon martin was on top of him is consistent with the evidence he examined. it's because of the spray pattern around the bullet wound, grains of powder that hit the skin, di maio determined the muzzle was two to four inches away from the skin. he also concluded martin may have been alive one to three minutes after the shooting. in cross-examination, the prosecution got di maio to concede the scenario could have been different. >> i'm saying that the physical evidence is consistent with mr. martin being over mr. zimmerman. >> is it not also consistent

with mr. martin pulling away from zimmerman on the ground? and you would have the same angle, he's pulling away, and zimmerman's shooting him at that time? >> yes. >> reporter: defense attorneys also called george zimmerman's former neighbor to testify via video conference because she was too ill to appear in court. eloise dilligard told the court the night of the shooting she recognized zimmerman's truck parked near the crime scene. o'mara also asked dilligard who she thought was screaming on the video that night. >> based on the fact that i've only heard george's voice and it was a male voice, i would say it was his. >> reporter: george howell, cnn, sanford, florida. >> our thanks to george for that report. another big day in court today. in newly sealed court documents, the aaron hernandez murder case revealed that one or two accomplices claims that

hernandez admitted to fatally shooting odin lloyd. among the evidence seized from the home, surveillance video from after the murder that shows the former nfl star holding a gun. investigators say hernandez was argumentative when first questioned about lloyd's murder. they say he slammed his front door on police when told they were investigating a death. some advice on how you can save money on your next trip to avoid all the added fees that team to be tam tacked on everything. car let mes. the rental places have to pay for the right to be there. they pass those rights to you. if you can rent a car at an off-location, it's cheaper. you got to plan for it, of course. it's a longer commute. also, you probably don't need that extra insurance coverage. odds are, your auto policy may already cover you. and check the fine print of your credit card. your credit card may cover you, too.

you really get pushed to add that insurance when you go to check out the car. make sure you say ahead of time, no, place i don't know it. and hotels that charge you for the privilege of using their lots, stay farther away from downtown. keep your eyes peeled for resort fees as well. some areas add a resort fee to cover amenities like a fitness center or an internet access. i've asked to have that removed before when i've been working or something. i'm like, wait, i've been working at this hotel for this location. you charge $25 for access to spa which i have not used. are careful about the internet access, you signed up $12.99 for one day and it's so slow you can't use it. ask them to take it off. i'm the squeaky wheel. >> they must love it when you show up at a hotel. look, it's christine romans. 20 minutes after the hour, they call at all hours demanding

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would bring them under increased government scrutiny. the treasury says these designations will help protect the financial system and broader economy from the types of risks that contributed to the financial crisis. this is the largest fine ever levied against a debt collector for harassing customers. $3.2 million. the federal trade commission said in new instances, they called persons repeatedly or continuously with the intent to annoy, harass or abuse. expert global is 32,000 employees. and cracking down on debt collectors looking at some of these bad behaviors in the industry. all right. the winner, the ford f-250 crew pickup truck, most stolen vehicle in america. of course, ford had something to say about that. ford points out in many

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inside the cockpit, landing at sfo. we're going to show you what the pilots of the doomed jetliner saw moments before they crashed.

game change. job change. is sarah palin ready to run for another office? the job she now says she's considering. oh, and baby's first car. how a toddler shocked her parents by buying a car. yes, she, that little girl bought a car all by herself. you're not going to believe this one. >> they paid for it. they were stuck. >> welcome back, everyone, i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. south korea is now ordering sweeping inspections on airlines in that country, also reviewing training practices there. it will be months before u.s. investigators determine an exact cause for the crash. but right now the ntsb is zeroing in on the actions of the crew on board asiana airlines flight 214. the plane came in too low and too slow, and crashed on landing in san francisco, killing two passengers. not only was a pilot in training trying to land say boeing 777 for the first time at san

francisco international airport, the pilot actually training him, was serving as an instructor for the very first time. also, the ntsb chief says when the plane hit a seawall, and the tail came off, two flight attendants were sucked out of the plane and on to the runway. they amazingly survived. they are in serious condition right now. the question is, what is it like to land at san francisco international airport? is it hard. paul vercammen took a trip with a pilot to see what the pilot may have seen at the controls in asiana set to touch down. >> i'm here with michelle bing. the instructor is taking the exact same path that the pilot took. what's going on as you approach? >> air speed is sufficient. i don't go below my approach speed, which i am currently way above that right now.

right now, i'm making sure that i run. my air speed right now, i have an outside visual, making sure i'm not coming short. you can see coming in right there, the seabed, we're about 200 feet below where the seabed is. >> reporter: anything unusual about landing at this airport? >> you can see right here, the runway is really close. probably between 750 feet. if the other one wasn't in use, we'd make sure we look to the left. also, you have to make sure there's traffic holding, waiting to take off. as soon as we touch down, we have a 747 here waiting to take off just like it was sat morning. >> reporter: when you hit 400 feet what goes through your mind?

>> at 4 fee00 feet, i make sure stabilized which i am. at 200 feet. off to the left is the area, up over the runway, making sure i come in. i'm making sure i have enough space. this is where most aircraft would land. and this is where you see all the black stop and the tires will touch down. >> reporter: as we passed the 777 well short of the 1,000-foot marker. >> so by at least 1,000 feet flight 214 missed its mark. and now the question hanging over this airport is why. paul vercammen, cnn, san francisco. >> it's interesting to see the very path there. all right. the death toll in the canadian train crash and explosion that nearly wiped out the entire town the death toll stands at 15. 35 people still missing. authorities now think it may not

have been an accident. saying they found evidence of a criminal act leading to the crash. they're not sure of the details what exactly it is. breaking news from china sis juan procedure virchs. that area has been inundated with rain for days. some parts received 21 inches of rain in just 12 hours. amazing pictures here. hundreds evacuated from their home. in the meantime, northern china, a car trapped in a sinkhole. that region hit by heavy rains for days. that apparently weakened the road surface. witnesses say that pit was full of water. the driver was submerged up to his neck but a good samaritan helped him out. the driver is okay. still developing, 21 people reportedly hurt after a deck collapsed just north of myrtle beach.

authorities tell wway-tv that about 24 people were standing on the deck when it came down causing cuts and bruises and possibly a spinal injure. fire cruise making slow but steady progress in san diego county. officials say the fire has burned 7,000 acres, destroyed 120 structures. right now, it's 40% contained. officials expect to have it fully under control by sunday. will the weather help them at all in fighting the fires, chad myers here. >> i hope so. >> i never get to say yes to that answer but today we do. we have above-normal precip expected for the next ten days across southern california and new mexico. all of the moisture coming here, we call it the monsoon. rain is coming. across the southeast, rain is coming but why? because chantal is coming. not a big hurricane here. chantal south of the dominican

republic over cuba, turns to the right and over florida. obviously, you have the crohn, right center of the corner but in the southeast, right where that precip was, and that's where we're expecting it over the weekend. we'll see showers across new york and across parts of pennsylvania and ohio as well. temperatures will be warm today but not as warm as they've been. here's the last five days. here's where all of that rainfall has been. it's just soggy here. muggy here. heat index will be high across the southeast. new york city, this is the nicest day we've had since i've been here, ten days now. look at memphis. 99. hot. that's my heat index. how does senator sarah palin sound? the former alaska governor and former vice presidential candidate says she's thinking about run for senate in 2014. that's when mark begich is up for re-election. she tells conservative radio host sean hannity that people

are pushing her about it. she's excited and will wait to see who else may get in the race. the texas house is set to give final approval to a series of abortion restrictions considered the toughest in the nation. lawmakers gave a tentative yes on tuesday. it would ban most abortions after 20 weeks and require surgical centers. the texas senate may vote as soon as thursday, and unlike last month when a filibuster blocked the bill, it is expected to pass next time. this may be the opposite of road rage. please check out this youtube video. a motorcyclist spotting a coffee cup on the back bumper of that suv. he swoops in to retrieve it and speeds up to the driver. the woman blames her daughter and dumps the cup, interesting. owe hope she did thank you. >> a super motorcycle guy who rides on the roads and looks for

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welcome back, country star randy travis still in critical condition at a texas hospital. he's apparently recovering from a procedure to help his heart as he battles an infection. his rep says the 54-year-old singer had a ventricular assist device implanted. it's a kind of implanted heart that helps the heart move weakened blood through the body. good news, america. we're no longer number one at being the most obese nation in the world. >> you may check those numbers, actually. >> it now belongs to mexico. about 70% of adults are

considered overweight. a third are obese. and americans do not rejoice yet. the u.s. is still number two on the list, with nearly 32% obesity rate. here's a warning to parents. you may want to lock your smartphone before letting your kids play with it. 14-month-old sorella stoute, she's from portland, oregon, she was clicking around on her dad's phone last month. closing and opening apps, isn't it cute when they do that, oh, yeah, except for when that click buy it. >> she decided to open up the ebay app and started clicking around and we own a car. i'm glad she didn't buy the $38,000 porsche i was looking at. >> it was the 1962 austin-healey sprite she bought. 225 bucks that's a little less worse for the wear. >> a lot less for the wear.

>> he's actually done body work before, so he's qualified to try to fix it up for her. but lock the smartphone. >> that is amazing. let's take a look at what's coming up on "new day" this morning. >> chris cuomo and kate bolduan are joining us now. >> we're having a serious debate about that clip. i thought it was adorable. >> i am a jerk. i just said the kid's not of legal age to make a contract. they didn't have to keep that car. >> it's the right thing to do. they said, she did buy it, it was the right thing to do, so they bought it. >> whatever. it's nice to have you back, christine. >> it's been unbearable with just john here. got a lot of news four this morning, just as you guys following on what we know about flight 214, startling revelations about the pilot. the struggler's experience and we have a "new day" exclusive. yesterday, we heard from three sung siblings remember how

eloquent they were surviving the crash. today, we them with their father who got out of the hospital. the story gets even more amazing. >> mother still in the hospital. we're going to talk to them about this experience through this crazy ordeal. also, another "new day" exclusive that we have today. we sat down with amanda berry's grandmother. you're seeing amanda berry right there. we're talking to her grandmother as she watched this new video released of her brave granddaughter thanking supporters for the very first time. we're seeing amanda berry and the two other women who were kidnapped and kept in that house in cleveland for more than a decade. and some circumstances, we're going to hear from the grandmother and talk more about how fabulous they looked when we saw them in this video. also, weird video. did you ever hear of super agent drew rosenhaus? >> yes. >> he's known as a shark. takes it in on a contract negotiation and gets you. what's this about? he posted this. it's him wrestling a shark.

>> a shark taking on a shark. >> why is he doing it? he had to come on "new day" and explain himself. and he does. >> keep him honest. >> keep him anything wrestling a shark. i got nothing for him. >> arm wresting? >> i don't think i can. i can only arm wrestle people i can beat. >> credo to live by. >> thanks, guys. >> berman, want to arm wrestle? >> notice he did not challenge christine, though. >> no. i know better. is baseball ready to suspend some big name players? new reports and fans asking when. "bleacher report" is next. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions

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espn this morning is saying that major league baseball is preparing to suspend as many as 20 players for use of

performance-enhancing drugs. andy joins us. >> according to espn, all the players connected to the clinic including ryan braun and alex rodriguez will be suspended following the all-star race, braun has repeatedly denied using performance-enhancing drugs and on june 29th during that hearing, he refused to answer questions about his connection to the bio genesis clinic. a-rod, meanwhile, continues to rehab in florida from this surgery. and he's reportedly scheduled to meet with officials on friday but that's news to him. >> not that i know of. if i knew it, i couldn't share it with you guys. we've been fully instructed not to comment on that. >> according to the report, both braun and a-rod are expected to be suspended 100 games. 50 games for using peds, 50 for lying about that. bases loaded for the

dodgers. adrian gonzalez, adden eaten gets under it. oh, tough. the ball drops. yasiel puig to try to score from first. but he's thrown out. look at this. miguel montero. and the mutombo finger wag. and in the right place at the right time. it gives the u.s. a 1-0 lead. check it out, wondolowski's name is misspelled on the jersey. there's an extra "w" in there. espn's latest edition of "the body issue" set to hit the stands on friday. one of the models this year, guys is 77-year-old golf legend gary player. mr. fitness as he was called on

the pga tour still does 1200 crunches every morning, and he still squats 250 pounds. guys, when i'm 77 years old, i'm hoping i can just get out of bed. >> that's pretty amazing. also completely naked in those photos. i couldn't help but notice, andy, thank you for that. that's a wake-up call in the morning. coming up, amanda bynes turns her court date into a fashion show. the latest drama for a troubled actress. ♪ honey, is he too into this car thing? [ mumbling ] definitely the quattro. ♪ honey? huh? a5. what? [ sighs ] did you say something? ♪

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♪ all right. welcome back. almost 55 minutes after the hour. taking a look at the top cnn

trends on the web this morning. amanda bynes made quite an impression at a new york court arriving in a turquoise wig and a tank top, for hearing over charges she threw a bong out her apartment window. the hearing lasted only a few minutes. and she did not speak in the court or outside. the actress due back in court in september. >> interesting. this may not be the most practical way to feed a dog, but jeanne moos tells us it sure is fun to watch. >> reporter: get the ball, get it! ♪ dunk the ball, sink it! you're looking at a video called dog goldberg. you know, like rube goldberg, the cartoonist famous for sketches of chain-reaction gizmos that make a simple task complicated. like a door bell that makes a dog named peanut run in place which in turn causes a frisbee to be flung. ♪ >> that's an award worthy

performance there. he caught it every time. >> reporter: een sheaffer is the founder of deep focus the agency that created dog for the beneful. >> it was one take from beginning to end for multiple dogs. this isn't stitched together. >> reporter: ian feels it took 40 to 50 tries to get that one good take. he says they were partly inspired by peewee ease big adventure. pee-wee herman's machine also feeds his dog. and peewee must have liked the doggy homage because he tweeted it out. and it goes in the music video that took 60 takes. for a much admired ad called "cog" that featured car parts interacting in a commercial for the honda accord. >> isn't it nice when things

just work? >> reporter: but dogs aren't car parts. ian says the golden retriever puppies in the wagon were especially tricky. didn't they have to just sit there? >> puppies don't like to just sit there. >> reporter: the actors didn't have to do much boning up, they were all trained, showbiz-type dogs. ian says the only action manipulated in post production was the ball that magically rolled straight towards the dominos to knock them down. >> we rolled it. >> reporter: kids like to try making dog feeding machines at home. in real life, the machine freaked out the dog. when the professionals do it, the dog's so happy its tail wags the machine. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> you never want to follow kids and dogs so we should just get out of here. >> exactly. it's over for us. let's bring in chris cuomo, kate bolduan, follow that, guys.

yeah, no, we can't. what can we say. but i do love that scene in pee-wee herman. that's one of my favorites. >> i do. i'm not a huge pee-wee herman watcher but i do love those mouse contraptions. can i do that? no. >> but we can try. >> i'll tell you what i did do, the news. it's top of the hour, top for on "new day" the top news. ♪ accidents don't happen from a single cause. it's a link of events chained together. new details on asiana flight 214. the pilot in training. his instructor teaching for the first time. and key equipment may have malfunctioned. was it foul play? the fiery train explosion that leveled part of a canadian town may have been caused by a criminal act. dozens may dead. blockbuster revelations against patriots player aaron

hernandez. an alleged accomplice pointing the finger at a former nfl star. we have the latest. >> your "new day" starts right now. ♪ >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. good morning, andback. happy hump day, everybody. this is "new day." it's wednesday, july 10th, 6:00 in the east. i'm chris cuomo. >> good morning, everybody. i'm kate bolduan. joins by michaela pereira. the first time anyone injured in the crash of flight 214 speaking out. the father joining us in the hospital with his kids, who survived, of course. their mother still in the hospital. their story heartstopping. and lawyers fought late into the night because george zimmerman wants to show trayvon martin's text messages in court. what